Safe Harbor Beaufort Marina.This is a wonderful Marina. Michael and Mikka met us, caught our lines, helped us get docked. They hooked us to power, water, etc. The wind was quite high. They worked diligently to get us safely secured. They told us a little about the town, the festivals. This Marina is very close to the town, you can walk to restaurants. There is a beautiful walk along the water with swings so you can take time to enjoy the day. They do have showers. They have a ship store. Hats off to Michael and Mikka for their assistance in welcoming us to the Marina and helping us get docked.It is a beautiful place to stay.Period.

great marina. a lot of current so plan accordingly. However Troy and the others are great at getting you back iff the dock when you need to leave. Kathy was incredibly helpful and friendly. told us about the sites and brought us some maps. easy access to downtown Beaufort. Floating docks. central fuel dock easy to access. Good showers (shared dressing area though) and bathrooms.

Staff was very helpful . Marina is very convenient to downtown attractions. Had to leave at slack tide due to current. We were there two days and really enjoyed it. We will be back.

My negative review is based on the idea that Safe Harbor, having the resources they do, should do a much better job. We stayed here in a mooring ball for 1 night. The marina has no system for mooring reservations, it's on a first come first serve basis so as you're coming in it's a guess if you have a mooring or not. The mooring balls themselves are not maintained. We attempted to secure a mooring ball on 3 separate occasions before we finally found one that could be used on the 4th try. Balls are missing pennants, pennants are broken, some are zip tied so you can't secure it. We witnessed another boat have the exact same issues of hunting for a functional ball. The staff was apologetic and wanted to be helpful. At the very least, if you're not going to maintain the mooring field clearly label which balls aren't functioning to prevent boaters from roaming around the field looking for a functioning one.